David Walker

The Link is also working fine when you drill down into a location and category, i.e. this link works from that page above

https://whichweddingvenue.co.uk/venue/shropshire/whitchurch/country-house-wedding-venues/

and so does

https://whichweddingvenue.co.uk/venue/shropshire/whitchurch/

But the breadcrumb has it as https://whichweddingvenue.co.uk/venue/whitchurch/ -(without the county) so is the breadcrumb incorrect – I am using the default theme

Hi

So this is what happens, I register the

email:
name:
password:
confirm password:

like this

Google asks me if i want to save this user, (this is even worse in firefox as it automatically saves), it asks me like this

Note it save the name and not the email.

I click save and then logout, and login, and it displays this

This is not going to work as David Walker 778 is what i entered for name, and not email / username. It brings back an error login. Because the David Walker 778 is in front of the normal textfield description ’email’ then people are not correcting the browser mistake to enter their email instead of name? So it leads to people not logging in.

Is their a way to remove the name field, or change it to username on the frontpage

So instead of

email:
name:
password:
confirm password:

it is

email:
USERNAME:
password:
confirm password:

Does this make more sense now?

Thanks

David Walker

Hi

Its easier to replicate if you use chrome, as it asks you if you want to save it and it says for the above

do you want google chrome to save your password for this site:

david walker *******

So it is using david walker and not [email protected] as the default username to login

Great thanks, works now.

Think might be slight css error aswell, as i am using your latest one (do not think it is anything i have added css wise)

But if you select area from the drop down, for example Wolverhampton, it used to go blue to indicate selected but now it is made white, same as background so cannot see it. If i delete the following in firebug it shows

background: #fff none repeat scroll 0 0;

from wp-content/plugins/geodirectory/geodirectory-assets/css/gd_core_frontend.css?ver=1.6.9

}
body .geodir-listing-search.gd-search-bar-style .geodir-loc-bar .clearfix.geodir-loc-bar-in .geodir-search select, body .geodir-listing-search.gd-search-bar-style .geodir-loc-bar .clearfix.geodir-loc-bar-in .geodir-search input[type=”text”], body .geodir-listing-search.gd-search-bar-style .geodir-loc-bar .clearfix.geodir-loc-bar-in .geodir-search input.ac_input[type=”text”] {
background: #fff none repeat scroll 0 0;
border: 1px solid #ccc;
border-radius: 3px;
display: block;
float: left;
font-size: 14px;
height: 38px;
margin: 0 !important;
max-width: 100%;
padding: 5px;
width: 100% !important;
}

Thats fantastic, thank you.

Would it be possible to do it aswell for the locations

So for this link, which is for West Midlands Wedding Venues

http://whichweddingvenue.co.uk/venue/west-midlands/

It does not show the twitter large image either:

<meta name=”twitter:card” content=”summary_large_image” />
<meta name=”twitter:description” content=”West Midlands Wedding Venues – Which Wedding Venue” />
<meta name=”twitter:title” content=”West Midlands Wedding Venues – Which Wedding Venue” />
<meta name=”twitter:site” content=”@ukweddingvenue” />

Many Thanks

David Walker